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The 104 Miss Miami Beach Pageant

THE BEACH JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Presents THE 104 MISS MIAMI BEACH PAGEANT

CARILLON HOTEL APRIL 20th

Official Program

OFFICIAL PORTRAIT

ATLANTIC CITY I W The busiest girl in America takes time for lunch and Pepsi Rehearsing a talk, of 1964, , takes time out for a quick lunch and Pepsi. Pepsi is Donna’s choice—long a Miss America tradition. Pepsi-Cola and its Bottlers are proud to be a sponsor of the Miss America Pageant and, through the Pepsi-Cola Scholarship Foundation, to grant over $200,000 annually in educational scholarships at state and local Miss America Pageants.

"PEPSI-COLA” AND "PEPSI” ARE TRADEMARKS OF PEPSI-COLA , REG. U.S. PAT. OFF.

Printed in U S A by Valley Printers. Inc . 7, Pa 1964 Miss Miami Beach Pageant Programme introduction

Master of Ceremonies Sam Morris INTRODUCTION OF JUDGES Sam Morris PRESIDENT’S WELCOME . Samuel Leff

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1. Evening Gown Competition 2. Talent Competition 3. Swim Suit Competition cziwards

Selection of Five Finalists Crowning of Miss Miami Beach 1964 Hon. Melvin J. Richard Mayor, City of Miami Beach Sherri Vaughn, Miss Miami Beach — 1963 Miss Hospitality Glenda Sue Shuman

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Paul Bruun—Publisher of Miami Beach Reporter Bernard Frank—Vice-Mayor—City of Miami Beach Frank Meyer—Miami Beach Daily Sun Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Raffel—Carillon Hotel Melvin J. Richard—Mayor, City of Miami Beach Wally Wanger—Gold Coast Theatrical Agency Mr. & Mrs. Bill Waters—Amustment Editor-Miami News Chuck Zink—WTVJ-Channel 4—TV Personality Be a Judge, Too . . .

Test your skill in selecting the 1964 Miss Miami Beach . . . use the space below to judge the contestants yourself:

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Deaf Friends, I extend my sincerest welcome to you for all the Jaycees on this 18th Annual presentation of the Miss Miami Beach Pageant. This pageant is a preliminary to the Miss and Miss America Pageant and is one of many being held locally throughout the nation. Our Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors and conducts this pag­ eant as part of its leadership training program for young men ages 21-35. This pageant has given the Jaycees the opportunity of organizing, planning and putting into operation a project of coordinated leadership and delegated responsibility. The aim of our organization on a local, state, national and internation­ al basis is to develop leadership in young men so that they will step forward as the leaders of tomorrow. It is an egotistical organization in the sense that it concentrates its efforts on developing and training the individual to be strong, responsible, and self-reliant while giving him the opportunity to experiment and participate in leadership activities by committee work, com­ munity participation, public speaking, Parliamentary procedure and other projects designed with the ultimate leadership goal. I have listed some of our community projects below. My sincerest thanks of appreciation are extended to our contestants, judges, prize donors, JC pageant committee, and Carillon Hotel who have all contributed immeasurably to the success of this evening. Finally, I ex­ tend thanks and best wishes to our audience for an enjoyable time.

Cordially,

SAMUEL I. LEFF, Pres. Miami Beach Junior Chamber of Commerce "The Jaycees” Myron Lubell Glenda Sue Shuman General Chairman Miss Hospitality

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Sam Liew, Asst. Chairman Howard Halpem Frank Farbenbloom Ralph Muskat Gerald Robbins Norman Schwarz Lewis Cohen Mel Frankel Harry Susskind John Coffin Dick Katz Leonard Stolar Jack Wolff Sam Leff Alan Wolfe Martin Dernis

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SAMUEL I. LEFF ______President GERALD ROBBINS __ 1st Vice President LEWIS COHEN __ 2nd Vice President FRANK FARBENBLOOM ____ 3rd Vice President BURTON FIRTEL ______Treasurer RALPH MUSKAT ______Secretary JACK WOLFF____ ------Historian LEONARD STOLAR ______State Director HOWARD HALPERN ______Director PAUL BESSER ------Director NORMAN SCHWARZ ______Honorary NEVILLE MACKAY ___ Ex-Officio JCI Secretary-General d .Z/dwards p.nzes an Sincere thanks to those members of our community who hare donated the prizes and awards to the entrants in our pageant.

CRUISE FOR TWO PERSONS TO NASSAU______Yarmouth Cruise Lines 050.00 U.S. SAVINGS BOND Miami Beach Federal Savings & Loan Association FUR COLLAR ______Adrian Thai Furrier, 716 Lincoln Rd. Mall, Miami Beach SWIMSUITS TO ALL ENTRANTS ______Alix of Miami DRESSES TO ALL ENTRANTS ______Flair of Miami, 2454 N.W. 5th Ave., Miami PEARLS______Balogh Jewelers, 447 Arthur Godfrey Rd., Miami Beach CRUISE ______Mike Burke’s Windjammer Cruises HAIRSTYLES ______Famous Beauty College, 832 Lincoln Rd. Mall, Miami Beach VACATION FOR 2 PERSONS—ONE WEEK______Carillon Hotel Miami Beach ALL EXPENSE PAID TRIP TO SARASOTA TO WINNER TO COMPETE IN PAGEANT ______Miami Beach JC’s TROPHIES—WINNER, 1st Runner up, 2nd Runner up, 3rd Runner up, Miss Hospitality: Miami Bch. JC’s

1964 Miss Miami Beach Semi-Finalists

) Scholarship—$300. to Miami Beach Student; Merit Teaching Scholarship Good Will Industries— Diabetes Detection Project. Junior Golf Tournament Junior Tennis Tournament Traffic Safety Committee Miss Miami Beach Pageant Clean Beach Project. Easter Egg Hunt—300 children participating. Beach Erosion Project. Art Sale Show—Lincoln Road Mall—3 times annually. Anti-Burglary Committee Jaycee Week—Officially recognized by City of Miami Beach. Civic Affairs. Get Out to Vote Rally—3,000 people at Miami Beach Auditorium. Caucus for JCs. Christmas Shopping Tour—20 needy children taken on shopping spree. 12 SEMI-FINALISTS

Lucille Carole Freund Age 21 yrs. Talent: Dress designing

Elizabeth Jevnaas Age 20 yrs. Talent: Art display, dress design­ ing and modeling

Aileen Frances Age 19 yrs. Talent: Singing, baking chocolate cakes, dancing and acting MISS MIAMI BEACH 1964

Caryl Frances Gardner Age 1 8 yrs. Talent: Dancing, modeling

Florence Eisenstat Age 19 yrs. Talent: Singing, dancing, and plays piano and violin

Brenda Sanders Age 17 yrs. Talent: Modeling, poetry reading

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eautiful and talented Donna Axum, a senior at the University of , carried the banner of her school and state through a week of gala college theme pageantry and competition . . . right to the coveted Miss America crown, a $10,000 scholarship and a year of exciting as well as remunerative public appearances in this country and abroad as the reigning Miss America. Donna is a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority and has had special training in voice, piano, dance and dramatics. After completing her college education she aspires for a career in television. For her talent presentation Donna sang an excerpt from “La Boheme” and ended her routine with “I Love Paris”. The El Dorado Chamber of Commerce sponsored Donna’s local Pageant, while her state Pageant was sponsored jointly by the Hot Springs Junior and Senior Chambers of Commerce. Miss America 1964 Donna Axum, El Dorado, Arkansas State Queens By plane, train and automobile the beautiful and talented State Queens arrive in Atlantic City on Labor Day, accompanied by their entourage arrive for of chaperones, parents, relatives, State and Local Pageant Commit­ tees and representatives of the press. Registration takes place in the National Finals afternoon, and on this happy and memorable occasion, contestants meet one another for the first time and establish lifetime friendships among themselves.

Former Queens Each year the Miss America Pageant invites a number of former Queens to return and take part in the stage production as well as I return as participate in the many social events of Pageant Week. In 1963 Miss of 1962, Pat Anderson, Miss 1962, Penny Rudd, Miss I honored guests Iowa 1962, Joleen Wolf, Miss 1962, Evelyn Ellis and Miss 1962, Mary Lee Jepsen were so honored. They came to us from Colleges

Dancing with the Queen of the Ball

The Miss America Pag­ eant celebrated the nine­ teenth anniversary of its scholarship program by saluting the colleges and universities of America in its production theme “Hail, Alma Mater”. Each phase of competi­ tion, as well as opening and finale was introduced with special music writ­ ten by Pageant song writer, Bernie Wayne, in cooperation with Pag­ eant producer Alexander Cantwell.

The Half-Time Presentation

We Are Tomorrow Miss , Judy Short; Miss , Susan Bergstrom; Miss Ten Seini~FlllClllStS Arkansas, Donna Axum; Miss , Wendy Douglas; , Cheryl Sweeten; Miss District of Columbia, Rosanne Tueller;

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Five Finalists must each speak on attributes a Miss America should possess. Here, is talk­ The Big Moment ing with emcee Bert Parks, prior to selecting an The ten semi-finalists, dressed in smart travel attire, and carrying white Samson­ ite luggage, arrive on college campus in Opening Scene of the 1963 National Finals Production “Hail, Alma Mater”.

3 , Susan Pickering; Miss , Cheryl 3 Thompson; Miss , Martha Truett and Miss ; , Dorcas Campbell.

Lovely Donna Axum, and now Miss America 1964, poses with Court of Honor. Miss Arizona, 4th runner-up; Miss District of , Miss Hawaii, Miss District of Columbia, 1st runner-up; Miss Hawaii, 2nd i Columbia and Miss Arkansas await their turn. runner-up and Miss Tennessee, 3rd runner-up. Americans Have Annually Witnessed the Crowning of 10 Miss Americas

Miss America 1963 crowns Donna Axum, Miss America 1964

The Evening Gown Panorama

Reigning State Queens pose for popular panorama pic­ ture. Each Queen receives a $500 Toni/Ban-Lon Fashion Award, a courtesy Oldsmobile and a $1000 Pepsi-Cola scholarship, in addition to scholarships captured at National Finals of Miss America Pageant.

Miss America 1958 crowns , Miss America 1959 Miss America 1962 crowns Miss America 1961 crowns Miss America 1960 crowns Miss America 1959 crowns , Maria Beale Fletcher, , Lynda Mead, Miss America 1963 Miss America 1962 Miss America 1961 Miss America 1960

Miss America 1957 crowns Miss America 1956 crowns Miss America 1955 crowns Miss America 1954, Evelyn Ay, , Marian McKnight, , crowns Lee Ann Meriwether, Miss America 1958 Miss America 1957 Miss America 1956 Miss America 1955 Miss District of Columbia, Rosanne Tueller Preliminary Talent Winner Song and Dance “I Love Paris” , Donna Axum, Dorcas Campbell Miss Arkansas 1963 Preliminary Talent Winner Miss America 1964 Singing “Tonight”, “I Feel Pretty” and “Maids of Cadiz”

Scholarship Ten Scholarship Winners capture cash prizes for their Local and State Pageant Winners Committees for having won the Miss America title, or one of the three preliminary talent competitions, or judged the most talented musician, classical singer, popular singer, dancer, actress or variety act.

Miss Karen Raye Schwartz Most Talented Classical Singer Singing “Voi Lo Sapete”

Miss Melissa Hetzel Most Talented Popular Singer Singing “Fly Me To The Moon” Miss Karen Childers Most Talented Actress Miss State “Yellow Wallpaper” Barbara Gloede Miss Tennessee Most Talented Variety Act Martha Truett "Tour of ” Most Talented Musician City Piano Solo “” Marsha Metrinko Most Talented Dancer Tap and soft shoe routine to “Just In Time” and "Blues” Miss Wyoming Cody Neville Piano solo “Fantaisie Impromptu”

Miss Barbara Bonville Violoncello solo "Piece En Forme de Habanera”

k ! All Preliminary Winners reached the Semi-Finals in the 1963 Miss America Pageant Winners Too! and were thus automatically recipients of $1,000 to $10,000 scholarships. As a result, four additional scholarships were in the offering, "and the Scholarship Committee made the awards to Non-Finalists possessing exceptional talent, though not the winners in their special talent competition. They were Miss Wyoming, Miss , and Miss .

Miss Iowa was voted the Most Talented Musician among the Non-Finalists, and the contestants themselves selected Miss as Miss Congeniality by the largest majority of contestant votes in Pageant history.

Miss Washington Mardi Hagen Modern Dance

Miss Iowa Carolyn Jane Northway Most Talented Musician Non-Finalist Piano solo "Etude in D Flat”

To the rousing cheers of her excited fifty-one fellow contestants, tall, stately , Jeanne Swanner is announced as Miss Congeniality 1963 and the recipient of a $1,000 scholarship. MISS Judith Antoinette Short, Birmingham Birmingham-Southern College Freshman I N G QUEENS Semi-Finalist—$1,000 Scholarship Colleen Sharon Kendall, Anchorage Alaska Methodist University Junior $300.00 Scholarship Miss Arizona Susan Jean Bergstrom, Phoenix Arizona State University Freshman Fourth Runner-Up—$1,500 Scholarship Miss California Wendy Lee Douglas, Sacramento Sacramento State College Sophomore Semi-Finalist—$1,000 Scholarship Miss Colorado Cheryl Lillian Sweeten, Arvada Arvada High School Graduate Semi-Finalist—$1,000 Scholarship Valerie Dale Stetson, University Junior Special Scholarship Award—$1,000 Diane Beverly Isaacs, Greenwood Freshman $300.00 Scholarship MISS COLORADO MISS CONNECTICUT Miss District of Columbia Rosanne Tueller, McLean, Va. Junior First Runner-Up—$3,000 Scholarship Miss Florida Flora Jo Chandonnet, North Miami North Miami High School Graduate $300.00 Scholarship Miss Georgia Nancy Jane Middleton, Macon Wesleyan College Junior $300.00 Scholarship Miss Hawaii Susan Dee Pickering, University of Hawaii Freshman Second Runner-Up—$2,500 Scholarship Miss Linda Ann Moulton, Boise University of Colorado Senior $300.00 Scholarship Miss Judith Sheryl Schlieper, Decatur University of Illinois Senior $300.00 Scholarship Miss Marcia Jane Pinkstaff, Crawfordsville Butler University Junior $300.00 Scholarship Miss Iowa Carolyn Jane Northway, Davenport Marycrest College Sophomore Most Talented Musician—$1,000 Scholarship Karen Raye Schwartz, Pratt Friends University Junior Most Talented Classical Singer—$1,000 Scholarship Miss Nell Garnett Owen, Bowling Green University of Louisville Freshman $300.00 Scholarship Miss Linda Gail Baucum, Springhill Louisiana Polytechnic Institute Freshman $300.00 Scholarship IZt/c&J I REIGN

MISS NEW MEXICO MISS NEW YORK CITY MISS NEW YORK STATE MISS NORTH CAROLINA Miss Elaine Ann Ouellette, Lewiston St. Dominic’s High School Graduate I N G QUEENS $300.00 Scholarship Miss Carolyn Bond Wright, Forest Hill Radford College Junior $300.00 Scholarship Miss Lila Louise Soldani, Foxboro University of Bridgeport Graduate $300.00 Scholarship Miss Michigan Kathleen Kay McLaughlin, Ishpeming University of Minnesota Senior $300.00 Scholarship Miss Minnesota Sharon Marie Carnes, St. Paul University of Minnesota Sophomore $300.00 Scholarship Barbara Jan Nave, McComb Mississippi State College for Women Sophomore $300.00 Scholarship Miss Judith Nadine Engelhardt, Affton Lindenwood College Senior $300.00 Scholarship MISS MINNESOTA MISS MISSISSIPPI Miss Roberta Kay Tarbox, Missoula Montana State University Senior $300.00 Scholarship Donna-Marie Black, Broken Bow University of Nebraska Junior $300.00 Scholarship Cheryle Jeanne Thompson, Clark Co. High School Graduate Semi-Finalist—$1,000 Scholarship Miss Georgia Mason Taggart, Henniker New England College Graduate Student $300.00 Scholarship Miss Janet Bryan Adams, Hopatcong Northwestern University Sophomore $300.00 Scholarship Miss New Mexico Sandi Joyce Moore, Loving University of New Mexico Sophomore $300.00 Scholarship Miss New York City Marsha Barbara Metrinko, New York Georgetown University Graduate Most Talented Dancer—$1,000 Scholarship Miss New York State Barbara Ann Gloede, Fredonia State University Senior Most Talented Variety Act—$1,000 Scholarship Miss North Carolina Jeanne Flinn Swanner, Graham Auburn University Junior “Miss Congeniality”—$1,000 Scholarship Miss Jo Ann Syvrud, Mandan Dickinson State College Junior $300.00 Scholarship Miss Margaret A. Emerson, Akron University of Akron Freshman $300.00 Scholarship

Miss Cheryl Ann Semrad, Waukomis Jeanne Richey Amacker, Beaumont Oklahoma State University Freshman University of Texas Senior VEENS $300.00 Scholarship $300.00 Scholarship Miss Miss D’Ann Sharon Fullerton, Roseburg Annette Bates, Southern Oregon College Sophomore University of Utah Sophomore $300.00 Scholarship $300.00 Scholarship

Miss Cheryl Lynne Kegley, Salisbury Melissa Stafford Hetzel, Burlington Grove City College Freshman University of Vermont Graduate $300.00 Scholarship Most Talented Popular Singer —$1,000 Scholarship Miss Miss Virginia Sheila Mae Guarniere, Bristol University of Rhode Island Sophomore Dorcas Dara Campbell, Fairfield $300.00 Scholarship Richmond Professional Institute Graduate Semi-Finalist—$1,000 Scholarship

Miss South Carolina Carolyn Lee Gaines, North Augusta Mardi Amy Hagen, Tacoma Augusta College Sophomore University of Washington Senior $300.00 Scholarship Special Scholarship Award—$1,000

Miss Heather Ann Paterson, Watertown Karen Lee Childers, South Charleston Yankton Coxlege Junior Marshall University Junior $300.00 Scholarship Most Talented Actress—$1,000 Scholarship

Miss Tennessee Miss Wisconsin Martha Ellen Truett, Tiptonville Barbara J. Bonville, Junior University of Wisconsin Sophomore Third Runner-Up—$2,000 Scholarship Special Scholarship Award—$1,000

Miss Wyoming Cody Marie Neville, Byron University of Wyoming Freshman Special Scholarship Award—$1,000

The Toni Girls With Emcee Bert Parks, introducing “The Half- Time Presentation”

MISS VERMONT

Evelyn Ellis, 1962; Penny Rudd, Miss Texas 1962 and Joleen Wolf, Miss Iowa 1962 sing and dance in the production numbers introducing various phases of competition. They also performed on the popular Toni Commercials seen on the coast to coast telecast of the 1963 National Finals.

MISS WYOMING You Too Can Pick Your Be A Judge Own Winner

EVENING GOWN SWIM SUIT

1st Place (5 Points)__ 1st Place (5 Points).

2nd Place (4 Points). 2nd Place (4 Points).

3rd Place (3 Points)_ 3rd Place (3 Points)_

4th Place (2 Points). 4th Place (2 Points)_

5th Place (1 Point)__ 5th Place (1 Point)__

FINAL BALLOT

Title Winner (10 Points).

2nd Place (5 Points)___

3rd Place (3 Points)____

4th Place (2 Points)____

5th Place (1 Point)_____

MISS AMERICAS IN REVIEW

Height Bust Waist Hips Weight Age Hair Eyes 1921—, Washington, D. C...... 5-1 30 25 32 108 16 Blonde Blue 1922-23—Mary Campbell, Columbus, Ohio...... 5-7 35 26 36 140 16 Brown Blue MISS AMERICA PAGEANT 1924—Ruth Malcolmson, Philadelphia, Pa...... 5-6 34 25 34 137 18 Brown Blue ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS 1925—, Oakland, California...... 5-8 35 26 37 138 19 Blonde Hazel 1926—, Tulsa, Oklahoma...... 5-4 33 25 34 118 18 Brown Blue (In addition to scholarships listed below over $350,000* 1927—, Joliet, Illinois...... 5-5i/2 33 25 34 115 17 Brown Blue in scholarships are awarded at local and state Pageants.) 1933—Marion Bergeron, West Haven, Conn...... 5-41/2 32 261/z 371/2 112 16 Blonde Blue 1935—Henrietta Leaver, , Pa...... 5-61/z 33 23 351/2 120 19 Brown Blue MISS AMERICA ...... $10,000.00 1936—, Philadelphia, Pa...... 5-6 34 231/2 341/2 114 22 Black Brown First Runner-Up ...... 3,000.00 1937—, Bertrand Island, N. J...... 5-6 32 26 36 120 17 Blonde Blue Second Runner-Up ...... 2,500.00 26 351/2 128 20 Blonde Blue 1938—, Marion, Ohio...... 5-7 343/4 Third Runner-Up...... 2,000.00 1939—, , Michigan 5-7 36 25 34 126 19 Brown Brown 1940—Frances Marie Burke, Philadelphia, Pa...... 3-9 34 23 35 120 19 Brown Green Fourth Runner-Up ...... 1,500.00 1941 —Rosemary LaPlanche, , Calif...... 5-51/2 34 24 36 120 18 Blonde Hazel Semi-Finalist ...... 1,000.00 1942—Jo-Carroll Dennison, Tyler, Texas 5-5 34 22 341/2 118 18 Brown Brown Semi-Finalist ...... 1,000.00 1943—, Los Angeles, Calif...... 5-8 36 23 35 130 19 Brown Blue Semi-Finalist ...... 1,000.00 Auburn 1944_Venus Ramey, Washington, D. C...... 5-7 371/2 25 361/2 125 19 Blue Semi-Finalist ...... 1,000.00 135 21 Black Hazel 1945_Bess Myerson, New York City, N. Y...... 5-10 351/2 25 35 Semi-Finalist ...... 1,000.00 1946—, Los Angeles, Calif...... 5-8 351/2 251/2 36 123 21 Brown Blue 1947—Barbara Walker, Memphis, Tennessee...... 5-7 35 25 35 130 21 Black Hazel Miss Congeniality ...... 1,000.00 140 18 Brown Hazel 1948—BeBe Shopp, Hopkins, Minnesota...... 5-9 37 27 36 Non-Finalist Scholarships: 1949_jacque Mercer, Litchfield, Arizona...... 5-4 34 22 34 106 18 Black Brown 1951—Yolande Betbeze, Mobile, Alabama (Postdated) 5-51/2 35 24 35 119 21 Brown Brown Most Talented Dancer...... 1,000.00 1952—, Salt Lake City, Utah...... 5-10 36 24 36 143 25 Blonde Blue Most Talented Popular Singer...... 1,000.00 1953—, Macon, Ga...... 5-61/4 35 23 35 118 19 Brown Green Most Talented Classical or 1954—Evelyn Margaret Ay, Ephrata, Pa...... 5-8 37 24 36 132 20 Blonde Green Semi-Classical Singer ...... 1,000.00 124 19 Brown Blue 1955—, , Calif...... 5-81/2 341/2 22 35 Most Talented Musician ...... 1,000.00 1956—Sharon Kay Ritchie, , Colorado...... 5-6 35 23 35 116 18 Brown Blue 1957—Marian Ann McKnight, Manning, South Carolina 5-5 35 23 35 120 19 Blonde Blue Most Talented in Al, Other Fields 1958—Marilyn Elaine Van Derbur, Denver, Colorado 5-81/4 35 25 36 130 20 Blonde Green (Two Scholarships)...... each 1,000.00 1959—Mary Ann Mobley, Brandon, Miss...... 5-5 341/2 22 35 114 21 Brown Brown All Preliminary Winners Not Included in 1960—, Natchez, Miss...... 5-7 36 24 36 120 20 Brown Green Above Scholarships ...... each 1,000.00 1961—Nancy Anne Fleming, Montague, Michigan...... 5-6 35 22 35 116 18 Brown Green All Other National Contestants...... each 300.00 1962—Maria Beale Fletcher, Asheville, North Carolina. 5-5^ 35 24 35 118 19 Brown Hazel 1963—Jacquelyn Jeanne Mayer, Sandusky, Ohio 5-5 36 22 36 115 20 Brown Hazel *$200,000 is contributed by the Pepsi-Co/a Co. 1964—Donna Axum, El Dorado, Arkansas...... 5-61/2 35 23 35 124 21 Brown Brown and its 550 Bottlers throughout America. Compliments of JOSEPH DAOUD, INC.

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79th Street Causeway PL 1-7561 Miami Beach Harbor Island, Miami Beach 41, Fla. fe Meet Miss America for ’64, Miss Donna Axum, and her Official Car... Oldsmobile! She is shown here with the stunning Starfire Convertible, glamor star of the Oldsmobile sports car fleet. Starfire’s sculptured beauty . . . responsive 345-h.p.V-8 engine . . . and distinctive sports interior all help make it a particularly appropriate choice for so charming a Queen. Why don’t you follow Miss America’s lead by going Olds ... where the action is!

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BAN-LON EVENING DRESS of gold brocade designed by Alfred Bosand exclusively for Donna Axum, MISS AMERICA 1964. This is one of the striking fashions from her complete “Ban-Lon” and “Everglaze” wardrobe. Photograph by Maria Martel.

Joseph Bancroft & Sons Co., Wilmington, Del.—originator of versatile “Ban-Lon” fashions and “Everglaze” fabrics—is honored to be a sponsor of The Miss America Pageant and participate in The Miss America Scholarship Foundation.

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